Property Maintenance Project Management Guide

As a property manager, the day-to-day responsibilities that demand your attention can be all-consuming. It’s rare that you get the chance to press ‘pause’ on the tasks in front of you and shift your focus to the larger...

Improving a building’s energy performance not only has benefits for its property owners and residents—it also has a positive impact on our environment and public health as a whole, especially since buildings consume 73 percent of the energy...

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Ways to improve your communication methods as a property manager; how to best accommodate disabled tenants; the pros and cons of including utilities in rent; accelerating rents making future home buying less attainable for renters; and how to...

They say that first impressions are everything. For property managers looking to attract and retain residents, improving a property’s curb appeal is a great place to start. That way, when a prospect pulls up, they’re immediately impressed. It...

A vacant unit costs property managers an average of $40 a day. With peak leasing season in full swing, it’s critical to ensure that your lead-to-lease process is air-tight so you can increase lead volume, fill vacancies faster,...

Property managers and landlords have spent the last few months gearing up for a busy spring leasing season. You’ve hired and trained new staff. You’ve refreshed their rental listings. Maybe you’ve even invested in new technology to streamline...

Spring is the calm before peak rental season. Most Americans move between late spring and early fall—when the weather is milder, kids are out of school, and college students are graduating—so these next few months are crucial to...